I’ve been thinking about Saint Michael a lot this past year. As saint or archangel he is often depicted in armour holding a sword and a shield. There is a lot of symbolism to explore here. The shield is of course primarily a defensive weapon, though it can also be used to strike blows. A…
The Spine of Albion is an intriguing book. It falls neatly into place as the third of a trilogy of books about long and important ley lines in Europe. The first was The Sun and the Serpent (1990) which charts the path of the St Michael Line from Land’s End to East Anglia. The second…
Like all other networks the earth energy network requires monitoring, change, and maintenance. It needs capacity planning, testing, and repairs to breakages caused by misuse through ignorance, accident, and even willful and malicious damage. Earth energy healing is an ongoing requirement. Networks have a tendency to grow, to expand, and they need to be updated…
About forty-five years ago I developed an interest in ley lines and tried to create a ley lines map in my corner of the UK. The interest was sparked by reading about them in various books on related subjects. It wasn’t long before I had ordered a copy of The Old Straight Track by Alfred…